In this episode, I chat with Educational Technology Director Alana Winnick about harnessing the power of AI for the rest of the academic year and into the future. You’ll also hear Alana share helpful tips for making the most of AI tools in the classroom and insights from her new book, The Generative Age.
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Tips for Making the Most of AI
- Review what tools are already in your toolbelt.
- Start small with a time-saving task.
- Consider how you will talk about AI with your colleagues and students.
- Jump in and try something new in 2024.
SPONSORED BY MY NEW FREE WEBINAR
This episode is sponsored by my new free webinar “24 Tips for 2024: Simple Ways to Save Time Using ChatGPT.” I’ll share tips for educators who are new to using chatbots, and ideas you can spin and make your own if you’re already diving into the world of chatbots. We’ll look at ChatGPT of course, alongside alternatives like Claude and Bard, too. Catch the limited replay during the month of January. Either way head to ClassTechTips.com/24tips for more details!
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EPISODE RESOURCES
- Learn more about Alana Winnick’s work, access resources, & sign up for her newsletter on her website
- Connect with Alana Winnick on Twitter(X), LinkedIn, Instagram, & YouTube
- Find Alana Winnick’s book on Amazon & listen to her podcast here
- ChatGPT (Chatbot)
- The New Bing (Chatbot)
- Microsoft Bing’s Image Creator
- Grammarly (AI-powered typing assistant)
- Bing Chat Enterprise
- DALL-E 2 (Open AI)
- Bard (Chatbot)
- Padlet (Online Discussion tool)
- Perplexity (Chatbot)
- Canva for Education (Graphic design platform)
- Padlet (Online Discussion tool)
- Curipod (Interactive lesson generator)
- MagicSchool (AI curated teaching resources)
- Schemely (AI-powered lesson planning)
- 17 Exciting AI Websites for Teachers (Blog Post)
- Why You Might Want to Start Using AI to Generate Images (Podcast Episode)
- 14 Artificial Intelligence Teaching Tools (Blog Post)
- 4 Types of AI Tools Every Teacher Should Know About (Podcast Episode)
